Broncos Re-sign Tight Ends, Keep Core Pieces

0:00On March 9th, the Denver Broncos moved quickly to keep their tight-end room intact by resigning two players right before free agency talks could. Officially begin. Adam Trowman got a three-year contract worth up to $18.5 million, while Nate Adkins agreed to a one-year deal of financial. Details still under wraps. Adkins, who went undrafted out of South Carolina in 2023, showed promise last season with 14 catches for 113. Yards and three touchdowns across 17 games. But injuries hit hard this year, sidemining him for eight games, and limiting him to just three starts, which likely pushed him toward the short term. Packed at age 26. Fans and analysts see this as a smart play to hold on to Adkins, their top blocking tight-end and a versatile hybrid who fits well in Sean Payton's. Scheme alongside rookie quarterback Bonix. The position has been a weak spot for Denver over the past couple of years, so retaining core pieces avoid the bigger risks.

1:00The team passed on tendering restricted free agent Lucas Crowe, letting him explore the market instead. Free agency kicked off Monday at 10am, Mountain Daylight Time, opening doors to upgrades at the spot. With three of last season's tight-ends back, the Broncos seem set for now, but keep an eye on whether they chase bigger names to boost the group, heading into next fall.